More than a farm — a place to grow, connect and care.
What’s happening at Sunnybank right now
🌾 Dry days ahead — good weather for cutting hay and getting jobs done in the fields.
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⏳ The rams go in5 November
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⏳ Scanning
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⏳ Lambs due1 April
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⏳ First lamb
This month on the farm
Alpacas come from the high Andes, where the sun is strong. In a British winter they can run short of vitamin D, so they get a little extra.
Parsnips, Leeks, Kale, Brussels sprouts, Cabbage, Swede, Celeriac, Stored apples and pears
- Plant garlic
- Plant tulip bulbs
- Plant bare-root fruit trees
A real mix of animals
Farming explained
When grass stops growing in winter, the animals eat grass saved from the summer. Here’s how it’s stored.
Honey bees don’t hibernate. They huddle together and shiver to keep warm, living on the honey they stored in summer.
Every sheep, goat, pig and cow is identified, so we know where every animal has been. It keeps food safe and stops disease spreading.
Come and see us
Farm shop
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 10am – 2pm |
| Saturday | 8am – 2pm |
| Sunday | 8am – 2pm |
Find us
Sunnybank Farm, Rhiwderin, Newport NP10 8RQ
Events, field hire and farm visits — booking coming soon.
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